Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-21
BY y. ". Bowe,
Real Estate Aucti0ueer,
Richmond, Va
pyHE FAMOUS HOT SPRINGS OF
VIRGINIA At AUCTION.

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In pursuance Of two DEGREES OF the Unite
States District Court for the Western district OF
virginia ain tho matter 81 ). G. Ihrdy, binS-
ruDt," entered respectively mo ~ Oh fspruhy;
is,i. and l3,h Of April. 1881. ami Of decree Of
Inc CLaucery Court OF the city OF ld,hmOld,
An The suit Of Halls administrator %. Price
and al. . entered the 23l OF April, 1885, we
Will sell 0t O'CLOCK Z. VI. on
FEIDAl OCTOBER 90 l'5I,
m tie Office Of ~ W. Bowe, No. ( Eleventh
street. m tie city Il Richmond. Va, by public
auction, tne noted lot SfElNGS DC viz
GINA. situated In Bath county, Va, and em'
nracirc besides the valuable Mineral springs
anout / 2q2 ACRES OF LAND. much Of which
Is very valuable for grazing and agricultural
Tbe curative properties OF the waters Of the
Hot Springs arc equal, II not superior, to those
Of tie famous Hot Springs OF Arkansas, Ell
their reputation as extensive.
The HOTEL AND c. TTAGES are IN good
condition, with n capacity 10 acc)mmolate
-FOUR HUNDRED GUESTS. and the FARM
BUILDINGS are good and Of sufficient quan-
tity.
The property Is situated in the celebrated
WG~m.S springs Valley. unri7alled for the beauty
OF rs scenery aud for healthiulness, ana en-
braces mnumereble springs OF INFINITE variety
cf temnerature and varied medicinal proper
tice They arc the only hOtsprings east OF the
Ni-siseirpi river. aud must necessarily be the
great resort OF all persons living Ia the Atlantic
states who seek permanent rehel from rheu-
matism. govt. and 3cfoiula.
It's no picture OF fancy 10 say thar us IN
utilized earth-hcated mineral waters are. In
decd, a stream OF gold going In large part %
waeto down this beautiful valley. all Of which
! can and will be changed into what nature In
| tended 70 should be-a fountain OF health 70
| the sufferer aud OF wealth 20 tue owner VINO
shall have the foresight and courage TO properly
| improve the properly, converting IL into san
| ianum that would have is thousands Of
| visitors every day In the year.
| These Springs are located on the route or the
| proposed Warm-Springs Valley railroad, which
| vii, &c Is cOuhdcn.ly believed, be constructed
| In the near future. This property IS TOO well
| and fayOraOly known % require fuller de-
| sCtiptlon, but the auc,ionser Will take plea
sure IN giving any Information that may DO de-
sired
| TEENS: $4,000 In cash; and the residue al
| one, two. and three years, In equal instalment'
with interest from the dag OF sale. and the title
retained by the Court until all the purchase
money shall have been paid.
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
w. f. SIMS,
! Commissioners Of United states Court
A. l.. BOULWARE,
j. Z. COOKE,
Commissioners OF Chancery COur.
n. W. BOWIE, Auctioneer.
| HANS ADMINISTRATOR, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
Prices ExgcUTRIx AND AIS, Defendants
In TUE CHANcERY COURT OF THE CITY OF
| RICHMOND.
/, Beniarnin II. Berry, clerk Of said court
| certify that the bond required OF the specia
commissioners By the decree In said cause o
| October 0, 1886, has been duly given.
Given under my hand tlis llth day OF Octo
Der. 1856. BENJAMIN H. BENZ,
| SO 22-eodtOcl5tdts ClerG